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Old 09-01-2015, 06:21 PM   #5751 (permalink)
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I've never heard of him. He is supposed to be highly rated, he is really young though, like 18... Goalkeeper. No idea to be honest.

Going Villa Park tomorrow to get my ticket for the cup derby. Honestly can't wait for this.
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Old 09-02-2015, 06:21 AM   #5752 (permalink)
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Arsenal sign no outfield players. You must be seething.
It's an absolute disgrace. There's plenty of strikers that have moved to arguably smaller clubs that are better than what we have, and we seemingly made no effort to sign anyone from a top club or one at our level.

Same goes with central midfielders.
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Old 09-03-2015, 09:43 AM   #5753 (permalink)
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Jeff Reine-Adelaide was signed by Arsenal this summer, a young and very highly rated French striker. Wenger described him as "something special".

I might be wrong but i think Arsenal have signed several young players this summer, probably not the type of signings that Sky Sports football fans sit and wank over and that's why Sky didn't ram it down your throat every 15 seconds all fecking summer.

When the financial bubble bursts, which it definitely will, the temporary/pretend big clubs like Chelsea and Man City will be in deep shiit. The permanent/real big clubs like Arsenal will survive it, mainly down to the efforts and foresight of a great manager like Wenger.

Its a team game, there's never been a great team that didn't have a great team spirit, its not about spending millions on big names, and it never has been.



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Old 09-03-2015, 11:34 AM   #5754 (permalink)
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When the financial bubble bursts, which it definitely will, the temporary/pretend big clubs like Chelsea and Man City will be in deep shiit. The permanent/real big clubs like Arsenal will survive it, mainly down to the efforts and foresight of a great manager like Wenger.
I've been thinking about this a lot recently and I agree, ticket prices, transfer fees, wages, TV rights etc, it's going to reach a point where people say look enough is enough. You're old enough to remember what happened with ITV Digital/On Digital (I think?)

I don't think the PL is an expanding market any more, how else can it grow? There's only really the US but they'll never 'get it'.
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Old 09-03-2015, 03:41 PM   #5755 (permalink)
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When the financial bubble bursts, which it definitely will, the temporary/pretend big clubs like Chelsea and Man City will be in deep shiit. The permanent/real big clubs like Arsenal will survive it, mainly down to the efforts and foresight of a great manager like Wenger.
You cheeky monkey.
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Old 09-03-2015, 03:44 PM   #5756 (permalink)
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He's actually right though. One of my favourite stats was in the 2009/10 season, before the infamous Drogba offside goal game at OT, Man United were trying to win their fourth title in a row.

Whereas you were trying to win the fourth title in your history.
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I can't remember that. Who won the title that season?
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I can't remember that. Who won the title that season?
Chelsea did, they won that match 2-1 and the title race was all but over. Rooney injured his ankle in a CL match vs Bayern and missed that match.

Fletcher scored with his hand I think. The Drogba goal was at least a yard offside.
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An offside goal for (what I assume, from your post) a handball goal is a fair trade.
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An offside goal for (what I assume, from your post) a handball goal is a fair trade.
It's not though. It doesn't really work like that. The Drogba goal came at about 75/80 mins and made it 2-0, so by that point Man Utd had to just go for it and do whatever.

If it was the goal to make it 1-0 then yeah, but football matches are about momentum.

It's like saying the Lampard disallowed goal vs Germany didn't really matter because we lost 4-1 and it would've just made it 4-2, but if you saw the game that incident was a pivotal moment in the match. England had to go out in the second half chasing the game and attack, all that happened was they left themselves exposed on the counter.
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